Best Asian Food Restaurants in Gaithersburg

"Voted the best ramen shop by 5 different publications, Toki Underground serves its many guests Taiwanese and Japanese dishes. Not only is this joint nationally acclaimed for its ramen, but it also stands as DC’s first ramen shop. It serves 8 varieties of ramen and noodle dishes, all while providing guests a uniquely creative atmosphere to enjoy their Asian delicacies in."

"Hip twentysomethings squeeze into this tiny spot to slurp big bowls of ramen in rich, house-made broth. The dumplings are great, too—we especially like the grilled pork ones—and there are more than 20 kinds of saké available. The space is decorated with graffiti, skateboards and comic books and, for dessert, you can dunk warm chocolate-chip cookies in a glass of milk."

"The sister restaurant to Merrifield’s Uncle Liu’s, Mala Tang is where Arlingtonians go for Chinese hot pot. The menu also offers a variety of appetizers and Sichuan dishes such as cumin lamb. Hot pots are customizable with dippers like fish balls, prawns, “mala’ spicy beef, and a number of vegetables."

"The chocolate salty oat cookie at Teaism is an iconic sweet found downtown, but did you know there’s also a gluten-free option?. The Hempheart is made with bittersweet chocolate chips, dried cherries, almond flour, and cinnamon. View this post on Instagram"

"There are three of these delightful tea shops in D.C., and many insiders claim them as favorite places for a quick stop. Step up to the counter to order from its diverse menu, which encompasses small plates (flatbreads, shrimp rolls),..."

"Tea house and Asian Fusion Restaurant - Teaism is a locally owned restaurant with 3 locations in DC. We are passionate about serving top quality lo..."

"Stationed in Barracks Row, newcomer Chiko is a mix of Korean and Chinese flavors. Lauded in the press, the trendy Chinese-Korean restaurant is home to chef Scott Drewno– an alum of The Source by Wolfgang Puck. While this joint offers both traditional and modern take on Asian fusion food, the atmosphere is casual."

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"The gist: The mother-daughter team formerly behind Toli Moli is continuing its mission to share Burmese food and culture at their full-service restaurant.The food: The food draws from Burmese family traditions. Starters include cauliflower and onion fritters, chicken salad with fish sauce, and mont phet thoke, a cold rice noodle salad with fish sauce, cabbage, and roasted shrimp powder. A must-try main is the tandoori pan seared tofu served with roasted cauliflower and black sticky rice with sesame salt."

"Retired schoolteacher Jocelyn Law-Yone is enjoying a phenomenal second career as the chef at this Burmese spot on H Street NE that unites Indian, Thai, and Chinese flavors. At Eater D.C.’s 2019 Restaurant of the Year, Law-Yone’s edible curriculum includes lessons on traditional dishes like a turmeric-tinged mohingacurry, brimming with noodles and stewed catfish, or lahpet thoke, a pickled tea leaf salad interspersed with crunchy broad beans. Colorful cocktails match the food for flavor and ingenuity."

"Retired schoolteacher Jocelyn Law-Yone is enjoying a phenomenal second career as the chef at this Burmese spot on H Street NE that unites Indian, Thai, and Chinese flavors. Law-Yone’s edible curriculum includes lessons on traditional dishes like a turmeric-tinged mohingacurry, brimming with noodles and stewed catfish, or lahpet thoke, a pickled tea leaf salad interspersed with crunchy broad beans. Colorful cocktails match the food for flavor and ingenuity."

"I ordered from this restaurant through GrubHub once in 2019 while on a business trip to DC. I don't remember if they were any good or not."

"DC's best mecca of modern art The Hirshhorn is a favorite for fans of modern art and sculpture. Guests can view an exhibition "Art and Commodity in the 1980s," and the mind-bending art of "What Absence is Made Of." Past showcases gave a platform for Ai Weiwei, Yoko Ono, and the insanely popular Infinity Mirrors display. An exhibit on Baselitz will open in June and run through September 2018."

"The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is an art museum dedicated to contemporary culture and art. Located near the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the museum offers tours, a cafe, exhibits, monthly events, and a museum shop for people of all ages and all interests. They also have a storytime event for children (ages 6 and younger) that features book readings, arts, and crafts."

"A cylinder with a hollowed out middle, the Hirshhorn Museum is a visually stunning building from the outside as well as the inside. Its location set amidst a number of more traditional buildings makes it stand out even more. The structure, housing an incredible modern art collection, should be on your list of places to see."

"Hours: Currently closed for renovationsLocation:900 Jefferson Drive SW. The Arts and Industries Building is the original home of the National Museum. It’s currently closed due to renovation."

"Due to its location spanning the Potomac River, Arlington Memorial Bridge symbolically reconnects the north and south. The Neoclassical masonry and steel bridge, built in 1932, connects the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery, the former estate of Robert E. Lee. Designed by McKim, Meade and White, the bridge is adorned with statues by sculptor Leo Friedlander depicting valor and sacrifice."

"One great view of DC is from the My Vernon trail next to the Arlington Memorial bridge. Whether you’re taking pictures on the sidewalk of the bridge or different angles around the bridge it you’ll have plenty to see. There are a few locations to park if you are trying to get a skyline view of the city."

"As you’re cruising down the Potomac, look back and snap an artistic interpretation of the steel and stone arched Arlington Memorial Bridge with its neoclassical masonry."

"You may also take a walk to Washington Harbour to enjoy the Potomac Waterfront views and popular outdoor dining spots. See a guide to the Best Restaurants in Georgetown and Georgetown Bars and Nightlife."

"You may also take a walk to Washington Harbour to enjoy the Potomac Waterfront views and popular outdoor dining spots."

"Imagination Stage, located in Bethesda, Maryland, offers year-round productions of modern and classic plays and classes in drama, acting, dance musical theatre, and filmmaking for children of all ages.The organization also offers summer theatre camps that give campers the opportunity to take part in a full production of a musical or play. Continue to 13 of 15 below."

"517 10th St NW Washington, DC. The historic Ford's Theatre, where Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth, is a national historic landmark and also functions as a live theater. The building was used for several different purposes until it was restored in 1968. The Peterson House, the rowhome where Lincoln died, sits across the street."

"This national historic site was established in 1932 and consists of two main buildings: the Petersen House and the theatre. It is one of the national park service sites in Washington DC, which is a mid-19th century theatre that was re-opened in 1968 and 2009. The theatre was a popular venue for stage performances during the 19th century."

"It is famous for being the site of the assassination of United States President Abraham Lincoln on April 14, 1865. Today the site consists of a theater, museum, and the Petersen House. The museum's exhibits follow Abraham Lincoln from the beginning of his presidency to the moments leading up to his assassination."